Queen Camilla wearing the pink Anna Valentine dress at Meghan and Harry’s royal wedding in May 2018. George’s Chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle.įor the majestic fête, Camilla punctuated her look with a pink feathered headpiece. Royal watchers online were quick to note that the newly crowned monarch wore the same frock on May 19, 2018, when King Charles III’s since-estranged son, Harry, 38, tied the knot with Meghan, 41, at St. Turning heads on the second day of the horse races at Royal Ascot, the queen, 75, rocked a pale pink Anna Valentine coat dress, accessorizing the number with a five-strand pearl choker boasting a pink bejeweled brooch - très Barbiecore. Queen Camilla had sharp-eyed fashion fanatics doing double takes Wednesday when her highness stunned in the same number she donned to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding. Kate Middleton reportedly follows this one fashion rule from late Queen Elizabeth Princess Diana’s original ‘black sheep’ sweater goes to auction for $50K Kate Middleton shocks Roger Federer with her tennis skills: ‘Amazing!’ He also wanted to make a distinction between "a group of accounts who just say 'mean things'" and the accounts they were referencing. "They are single-purpose accounts dedicated to creating and disseminating hateful and often fictitious content meant to deceive," Bouzy wrote, "and they openly coordinate on and off Twitter.Prince William celebrates birthday with pals at London nightclub "If the activity had been organic, it is highly unlikely we would have witnessed such a sharp decrease in such a short period of time." "We observed a significant decrease in the activity targeting Meghan and Harry shortly after we published the report," he tweeted. In short, the majority of the anti-Meghan and Harry activity wasn't organic."Ĭhristopher Bouzy, founder of Bot Sentinel, attributed an immediate change they saw online to the report. We observed the primary accounts coordinating their activities and using various techniques to avoid detection.
However, the primary accounts had assistance that allowed their content to be repackaged and shared by accounts with a considerable following. "On multiple occasions, Twitter recommended we follow these hate accounts."Īs the report summarized, "Our research found that a relatively small number of single-purpose anti-Meghan and Harry accounts created and disseminated most of the hateful content on Twitter. "After viewing two hate accounts, Twitter's algorithm began suggesting numerous hate accounts," the report noted. In the process of conducting the investigation, Bot Sentinel used Twitter accounts without friends or followers, but that didn't stop the platform's algorithm from taking notice of their Twitter habits. While Twitter had previously suspended 40 percent of the primary 55 hate accounts, according to Bot Sentinel, the accounts were employing methods like including "parody" in their profile bios or using coded racist language to avoid penalty. "Our research revealed these accounts were brazenly coordinating on the platform," it said, "and at least one account was openly recruiting people to join their hate initiative on Twitter." "Using internal and 3rd party analytic tools, we estimate a combined unique potential reach of 17,000,000 users."īy tracking other elements like retweets and mentions, Bot Sentinel also said there was a connection among the accounts. Ultimately, the company determined that 83 accounts, backed by 187,631 followers, "were responsible for approximately 70% of the original and derivative hate content targeting Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex on Twitter," the report stated. We manually examined tweets for altered photos, deceptively edited videos, and other content our internal tools couldn't automatically or accurately analyze," Bot Sentinel explained in its report. "We used internal tools to categorize tweets based on sentiment and repetitiveness. The company launched its research in October by analyzing 114,000 tweets related to the couple. 26, Bot Sentinel-a platform that tracks inauthentic Twitter accounts and trolls-published the findings of its investigation into negative Twitter activity focused on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have long taken a vocal stance against social media hate- including their own-and now they're finally getting the support of scientific proof.
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